BabyFace | Baby monitoring device that uses MIT | Computer Vision library
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kandi X-RAY | BabyFace Summary
This software allows parents to monitor the resting heart rate of their children from a distance. The software, initially developed by MIT and Thearn, is a technique which has recently gained popularity in the field of AI and Biomedical Engineering. It decomposes the user's video feed into a variety of wavelengths and analyzes the quantity of pixels over time. After passing through a series of filters and magnification the code is unified and displayed on the screen (No credit taken for development of the technique, this was solely the work of MIT). After seeing this video for the first time, we decided that this idea could have vast applications; one of them being a baby health monitor. Most modern baby monitors simply detect sound to measure your baby's activity at any given time. With eulerian video magnification, it is possible to get a far more precise measure of the baby's health, heartbeat. Finally, using a socket-client/server system, the client is able to request feedback on the bpm of their choice. This device, which would normally be mounted over a baby's crib, used the home's local wifi network to relay the transmission data to the parent's side. This application could have potentially life saving effects on many children who die every year in the United States due to unnoticed events. Since the heart beat is the best measure of a human's immediate health, then this application could be the best measure of your baby's health.
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QUESTION
I'm creating a word guess game which looks like this.
I have created the bootstrap divs that will hold the info of my code and declared some variables, but I am now stuck.
Disclaimer: I am quite new to programming!
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-22 at 15:19I think the first-step would be to confirm the code you have so-far.
For myself, I have stepped through it and can see a few problems.
The first is the variable Word
is referenced as word
on the next
line. Make sure the case (UPPER/lower) of your variables always match.
Next, it looks like display
is supposed to be an empty-array that has
an initial-length as specified by solutionlength
. But array-literal
syntax []
will just make solutionlength
the first-item in your array.
Use var display = new Array(solutionlength);
to create an empty-array
with the size solutionlength
.
Under that, lettersguessed
is either wrongly named or wrongly
initialised. It should be called letters_in_the_solution
, for example.
Or it should be initialised to an empty-array to store the guesses of
the player.
Those are the main issues, but there is also some general confusion
about the intent of the variables. For example, you declare
currentword
, but don't use it in initialising solution
. Instead, you initialise directly using the Math... stuff.
Anyway, rather than completely filling-in your if
statement, I'll
outline what a draw()
method could potentially look like in pseudo-
code:
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You can use BabyFace like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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